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The Lives of Infamous Children: Living Children's Roles in Cases of Suspicious Infant Deaths and Infanticide in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Ontario. [PDF]
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Beyond Suspicion? The Fatherhood of God in the Fourth Gospel
Pacifica, 1995 This discussion of fatherhood in John's Gospel shows the importance of a hermeneutic of suspicion in reinterpreting the text within new hermeneutical frameworks. Suspicion, unlike alienation, is part of an ongoing dialogue between text and reader. It does not foreclose on future possibilities for affirmation in creative re-readings of the text.
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The Fatherhood of God: an Exegetical Study From the Hebrew Scriptures
, 2023 The purpose of this dissertation is to develop a theology of the fatherhood of God from the Hebrew Scriptures. Although many studies have explored the topic from the perspective of other disciplines, the actual theology of God's fatherhood, as revealed in the Hebrew Scriptures, has been neglected until now.
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Israel as Foundling: Abandonment, Adoption, and the Fatherhood of God
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The Fatherhood of God: Athanasius and Gregory of Nazianzus [PDF]
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The fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man
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Ancient Near Eastern Literature and the Hebrew Scriptures about the Fatherhood of God (review)
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